does the wall charger work in south america(220 volts) ???????
31426
If it's 220 then you definitely need a 220-110 adapter. Either find one on Amazon, or Radio Shack is a great place. Germany has 220 also, and using the adapter to charge a portable DVD player battery, fried the adapter. Luckily did not start a fire. While charging it's probably a good idea to keep an eye on it.
31427
Yes, the one I got with my phone work on 110 and 220 volts both. I take it with me all the time to Europe.
29355
I do not believe so, the adapter/charger that plugs into the wall is a 110/120v plug end.
1794594
First Clarification: America is all the continent United States included.Second for America you mean which countries? South America? or Central America? in Mexico that is North America we use the same type of chargers also for most of the countries in South America Like Chile, Colombia, Argentina.Problem is if you received a charger for Europe, as they mention in some of the answer, this will be a problem but you can buy the adapter for less than 20 bucks.Hope my answer works for you.
1393285
I'm looking at the charger right now and it letterly says, "Traver Charger <IC>. Input: AC100-250V 50/60HZOutput: DC4.2V+-0.5VDCM 500mA"According to what's written, it should handle 220Vs
1329130
On the back of the charger it says: "Input AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz Max 150 mA" so yes it will work with 220 VAC
1653115
I think you'd need an adapter to use it on 220 volts. Electricity is not my area of expertise, but I plug mine into the U.S. standard 120 V outlet; I know that when I travel to countries that have 220 V, I have to use an adapter on typical appliances. I would assume it's the same with this charger. Update: I just looked on the part you plug into the wall, and it states "Input: 120--240V" --so perhaps this device will handle 220V! Good luck!!
1805980
The charger works 100-240 volts. I have used it without problems in Argentina.
1865894
If you plug the cable into a European computer, the USB is the same. If you want to use the charger that plugs ito the wall, the you must use an adapter that converts the 220 Volts to 110 Volts. Very simple.
1560084
I used mine in Ireland (220-230v standard), and it worked great. The label on the device is labeled as being able to accept 100v-240v, 50-60 Hz, so this charger will work anywhere in the world provided you have the proper plug adapter.
1585169
The charger should work just fine in any US outlet plug. The Voltage reading is the following 120V, 60HZ. Standard for all US outlet plugs.
1355145
Yes, it will take input from 100V to 240V. You will need the correct adaptor to fit the wall outlet but they come with the charger.
23336
I have no idea What the voltage output in India is. It comes with a charger that will work with voltage from 100 to 240 v. And 50 to 60 hz. You will still need an adapter for the specific wall plug used in India.
864853
sorry, don't understand the question. My external charger is plugged into an 110 volt outlet here in N. America and it works OK.
445365
THE FOLKS WHO ANSWERED YOU ARE WRONG. Read the charger's 'wall wart.' Like most modern chargers, it has a built in converter and it takes input from 100V to 240V. The only 'adapter' you need is a plug that takes the U.S. two prong at one end and has the appropriate male elements on the other end so you can plug it into a Euro or Asian outlet. I go to Europe once or twice a year for extended stays and have done so for many years. I used to cart one of those heavy transfomer/converters around with me. I no longer need to do so, and you don't either. People should do their homework before they give misleading asnwers to inquiries.
864454
The charger is labeled for use at 120vac, 60hz, 2A. There is no indication that it would work at 220vac without an adapter.
2065472
Yes, it is. On the back of the power supply it says 100v-240v, 50/60Hz. If you plan to use in other countries, you need to buy an adapter for wall plug. They only cost a few dollars.
2028551
The charger requires 110 VAC (volts alternating current) and may also work on 220 VAC. I don